Gondola Shelving

Each gondola bay includes the base shelf and uprights needed to set up the unit. Upper shelves, data strips, brackets, and other accessories are sold separately so you can choose exactly what your layout requires.

Everything in the system fits together cleanly, and you can browse compatible Gondola Shelving components here.

If you’re unsure how many parts you need, call us at 1800 868 674, and our team will guide you through the best configuration for your store.

Yes. Most of our standard gondola bays and accessories are dispatched within 1 business day, while larger or mixed-colour orders typically leave our warehouse within 3 to 5 business days.

Because stock is held locally, retailers are less reliant on long offshore lead times. This can be particularly important when shelving needs to arrive before merchandising, staff setup or a scheduled store opening can proceed.

Delivery times vary by location and order size, so if you're working towards a fixed opening or refit deadline, speak with our team before ordering and we can confirm the expected timing.

You also have access to our Australian team for layout planning, product selection, installation advice and delivery coordination.

Our gondola shelving is available in several colours and finishes to suit different store designs:

• Black gondola shelving
• White gondola shelving
• Custom colours and finishes

Contact our team to discuss the best colour and finish for your store.

Our standard shelves support up to 80 kg per shelf, with a maximum load of 240 kg per bay, depending on the shelf depth and configuration.

Knowing the required load before you order matters because heavier merchandise may need a different shelf and bracket configuration. Correct specification helps prevent overloading and avoids purchasing shelving that is unsuitable for the products you intend to display.

If you're merchandising heavier stock, call us on 1800 868 674 and tell us what you need to display. Our team can recommend an appropriate shelf, bracket and bay configuration for the intended load.

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Used shelving can make sense when upfront cost is the main priority, but its condition, compatibility and remaining service life should be checked carefully.

Second-hand bays may have missing components, uneven wear, incompatible parts or inconsistent finishes. A lower purchase price can therefore be offset if you later need replacement components, additional labour or another shelving system because the original fixtures cannot be expanded.

New gondola shelving gives you known components, consistent finishes and a modular system that can be expanded or reconfigured later. Our commercial-grade gondola shelving is designed to last more than 10 years under normal retail use.

For retailers planning a long-term fit-out, we generally recommend comparing the whole-life value rather than the purchase price alone.

Our gondola shelving is designed for straightforward installation and ongoing reconfiguration. Once the bays are assembled, shelves can be repositioned quickly as product heights, promotions and seasonal ranges change.

That flexibility reduces the amount of time staff need to spend dismantling fixtures during merchandising resets and means the same shelving system can continue working as your product mix evolves.

Every bay comes with setup guidance, and compatible components are designed to work together across the system.

If you prefer professional installation, we can arrange this as well. Installation labour typically ranges from $75 to $125 per hour, depending on project size and store requirements.

Yes. Our gondola shelving is available in a range of contemporary colours and finishes, with premium and custom options available.

Choosing the right finish at the initial fit-out helps make the shelving part of the overall store design rather than simply a functional fixture. It can also reduce the likelihood that otherwise serviceable shelving needs to be replaced later purely because it no longer suits a refreshed store format or brand presentation.

Tell our team the look you are trying to achieve and we can guide you through the available options.

Yes. One of the main advantages of a modular gondola system is that the core shelving can continue to be used even when your layout or product range changes.

Shelves and accessories can be repositioned, added or replaced without automatically replacing the complete bay. This gives retailers greater flexibility to reuse their original fixtures during merchandising resets, range changes or future store layouts.

Combined with commercial-grade construction designed for more than 10 years of normal retail use, this can extend the useful life of the original fit-out and reduce the need to start again whenever the store changes.

The main advantage of gondola shelving is that it helps retailers make more productive use of the floor space they already have.

Adjustable shelves allow different product sizes to be displayed vertically within the same bay, while double-sided units provide merchandising space on both sides of a central aisle fixture. This can help accommodate more SKUs without automatically requiring more floor area.

Other advantages include:

• Better use of vertical and horizontal display space
• Flexible shelf positions for changing product ranges
• Faster reconfiguration during promotions and seasonal resets
• Stable commercial-grade fixtures suited to everyday retail use
• Better product organisation and visibility
• A consistent, professional store presentation
• The ability to expand or modify the system rather than replace complete shelving runs

For retailers paying for every square metre of shop space, the goal is not simply to fit in more shelves. It is to create more usable merchandising capacity while keeping products visible, accessible and easy for staff to replenish.

Yes. Pharmacies, convenience stores, grocery shops, pet stores, hardware stores, and specialty retailers all rely on gondola bays because they are stable, modular, and built for daily use.

Different heights, bay widths, and accessories make it easy to match the system to your space, no matter how big or small.

Start with your floor plan, aisle requirements and the products you intend to display. From there, consider the appropriate bay height, width, shelf depth and load requirement.

The right balance matters:

• Shelves that are too deep can consume unnecessary aisle space.
• Shelves that are too shallow may not provide enough merchandising capacity.
• Too many bays can increase your fit-out cost unnecessarily.
• Too few bays can leave you without enough space for the product range.

Our team can review your measurements and product requirements and help you find a configuration that balances display capacity, customer movement and budget.

You can choose from standard colours, premium finishes, timber-look options, and custom branding elements such as header boards and signage panels. These options help you avoid the generic supermarket look and create shelving that matches your store’s identity.

If you have a specific finish or branding style in mind, our team can guide you through the best options for your layout.

Yes. You can choose the bay height, width, shelf depth, accessories, signage, and finish that best support your products and layout.

For more specialised requirements, we can help you build a tailored configuration that improves space use and makes day-to-day merchandising easier.

If you want help planning a custom setup, call us at 1800 868 674, and we’ll walk you through the options.

You can configure your bays with additional shelves, brackets, data strips, hooks, dividers, wire baskets, ticketing and signage.

Each accessory solves a different merchandising problem. Data strips make pricing easier to identify and update, dividers help keep smaller products organised, hooks utilise vertical space for hanging merchandise, and baskets help contain loose or irregular items.

Because the system is modular, accessories can also be added later as your product range changes rather than requiring you to replace the underlying bay.

Call us on 1800 868 674 and tell us what you plan to display. We can help you choose the components that make the best use of each bay.

Single-sided bays are generally used against walls and perimeter areas. They turn wall space into merchandising capacity while preserving more of the central floor area for customer movement and freestanding displays.

Double-sided bays are designed for central aisles and provide display space on both sides of the same fixture. This makes them particularly useful where you need greater product capacity from each shelving run.

Most retail layouts use a combination of both. Our team can help you work out the right mix based on your floor plan, product range and required aisle space.

Most retailers use 4 to 6 shelves per bay, although the right number depends on the bay height and the products being displayed.

The objective is not simply to fit the maximum number of shelves into each bay. Too many can make products harder to see or access, while too few leave potentially useful merchandising space unused.

The best configuration maximises usable display capacity while leaving enough clearance for products to remain visible, accessible and easy for staff to replenish.

Tell us what you intend to display and we can recommend an appropriate setup.

Keep similar products grouped, position best-sellers at eye level, and use clear pricing or signage to guide shoppers. Adjust shelf heights to suit different product sizes, and avoid overcrowding so displays stay easy to browse.

Reach out to us so our team can provide you with the right layout tips tailored to your category. Our goal is to help you plan a simple, effective arrangement.

Start by matching shelf spacing to the actual height of your products rather than using the same spacing throughout every bay. This reduces unused vertical gaps and can allow additional shelves to be added where appropriate.

You can also use dividers or baskets for smaller items, hooks for hanging merchandise and deeper shelves where bulkier products require them. Double-sided bays provide two merchandising faces from a single central fixture, helping increase display capacity without creating separate shelving runs.

The aim is to use more of the cubic space within each bay, not simply make the shelving more crowded.

If you want help planning the most efficient configuration for your product range, our team can map it out with you.

Correct assembly, loading and positioning are important for any retail shelving system.

Always keep shelves within the stated load capacity for the configuration, make sure components are correctly installed and periodically check that shelves, brackets and uprights remain secure.

Floor condition also matters. Uneven surfaces or unusually heavy products may require additional consideration when selecting and positioning the shelving.

Taking these steps helps reduce unnecessary movement, product instability and the risk of remedial work once the store is operating.

If your store has uneven flooring or you intend to display heavier merchandise, speak with our team before ordering so we can recommend an appropriate configuration.

Yes. Some of our customers use it in storerooms, warehouses, workshops, office supply areas, and community facilities. The modular design and strong weight capacity make it a practical option for any organised storage space.

Our team can confirm the best configuration if you’re unsure whether it suits your environment.

Use a soft cloth and mild detergent to keep your shelving clean. Avoid harsh chemicals that may damage the finish. It also helps to check shelves and brackets periodically to make sure everything stays aligned and secure.

For a step-by-step walkthrough, see our guide to cleaning and maintaining store shelves.

Start with your floor plan or basic measurements, then consider the product range you need to display and how much aisle space customers and staff require.

From there, you can calculate the appropriate mix of bay widths, heights and quantities.

It is worth planning this before ordering. Too many bays can add unnecessary fixture cost and crowd the shop floor, while too few can leave you without enough merchandising capacity once stock arrives.

Our team can help you balance those requirements, or you can use our gondola shelving cost calculator to estimate quantities, layout impact and budget before speaking with us.

Start with a simple floor plan or basic measurements of your space and a rough idea of the products you need to display.

You do not need to know exactly which bays, shelves or accessories you need before contacting us. Our team can use your measurements and product requirements to recommend appropriate bay sizes, shelf depths and accessories.

Planning these details before placing the order reduces the likelihood of buying unnecessary components, discovering that aisle clearances are too narrow or needing additional parts after installation.

Call us on 1800 868 674 and we can help you work through the configuration.